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Newspaper
Ouyen Mail
Location
Ouyen, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
6
War time notices discuss casualty lists, fundraising for soldiers, and appeals for Red Cross collections. It notes names of soldiers, fundraising venues, and cautions against dubious raffles, with a focus on supporting service members and harvest conditions amid wartime uncertainty.
An October article argues farmers can gain by forming a local cooperative flour mill, absorbing wheat for processing and returning profits. It stresses strict loyalty, preventing short term grain sales, and warns that failure to unite will destroy cooperative efforts. A public meeting is set for 20th to discuss establishing the mill with Mr W D Mitchell presenting.
Players finally assemble at Ouyen for captain and vice captain to select teams. Park wins toss and Ritchie and Lush open as Featherby and Rogers pace. Ritchie posts 22 and Lush falls to Rogers in same over, Emmett claims most wickets with four for 20. Ritchie seals a 67 run innings as Featherby and Emmett shine in Rose’s side. scorecards list multiple dismissals and one run out as detailed batting ends with Tom Kennedy adding 14.
A complete scheme outlines state selling of farmers wheat with rail, port, and bank cooperation. Shippers act for government, advances are interest-free to farmers, and London trading governs pricing. The plan aims to pool surplus, fund storage, and distribute profits based on delivered wheat at season end.
The Walpesp Shire meeting, chaired by secretary A J Stephens, adopted estimates of receipts and expenditure for the forthcoming year. It was noted donations totaling £160 were set aside, with £473 earmarked for the proposed project. Total expenditure listed as 10,066 pounds.
May day incident at Boinka ends in a youth's suicide after a brief interval with his father and a neighbor. The boy, named Rar, a few years from boyhood, reportedly spoke calmly before the act. An inquiry before Mr James Clark, J.P., heard the facts and returned a verdict in accordance with the evidence.
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